>"The vast majority of evidence indicates that this theory is not correct."
Try reading it yourself, genius.
What do you think happens when we die Yea Forums?
Adrian Fisher
Lucas Brown
It's okay, I think the inevitable heat death of the universe sounds pretty comfy too.
Ryan Jackson
>thinking you know things inherently outside our understanding
Yikes.
Jordan Sanders
It's not going to heat up, it's going to keep expanding until everything dies a freezing cold death. The light from other galaxies won't be visible due to their light being too far away, so no living thing during that deep future time will be able to prove if any other galaxies ever existed at all.
Wyatt Roberts
either hell or literally just nothing
Hunter Bennett
Look it up, dumbass. The heat death of the universe, in layman's terms, is what you just described.
Jason Anderson
I nearly died once. I can tell you what's in the afterword.
You sit in a cinema and you can't move your body. You can't close your eyes or move your head.
In front of you plays diaper furry gay porn 24/7 24 hours a day.
Landon Ross
You're both retarded. Space will continue to expand to a point where not even gravity will be able to hold things together. Everything will disintegrate thanos style. First galaxies will fly off uncontrollably. Than the stars. Than planetary systems followed by lunar systems. The. The planets themselves until everything at the molecular level is ripped to basic elements, then particles, subpartucles until we have the basic elementary particles.